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Osteozol

 

Bone Strengthening Supplement: formula protects bones and stimulates formation of new bone tissue.*

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NutraOrigin's Osteozol is a bone health supplement developed to protect the structural integrity of existing bone and provide for new bone growth.* It features a wealth of vitamins and minerals involved in bone formation, including calcium and vitamin D.* Getting adequate calcium and vitamin D throughout life, as part of a well-balanced diet, may reduce your risk of osteoporosis. This formula may also protect bones against load-bearing stress, increase bone density and stimulate the formation of new bone tissue - all essential for bone health.*

Coral calcium, microcrystalline calcium and calcium citrate are some of the most absorbable forms of calcium available today. Because of its role in calcium absorption, vitamin D may protect against osteoporosis, while zinc enhances the activity of vitamin D.* L-lysine helps to increase the absorption of calcium from the digestive tract.* Boron aids in metabolizing vitamins and minerals that build bone.* Copper and manganese have been clinically demonstrated to support bone mineral density.* Magnesium regulates calcium transport.* Strontium helps to increase bone formation and boost bone density overall.* As facilitators of collagen production, silicon and vitamin C may provide strength and flexibility to bones.* Vitamin K plays a role in forming bone-mineralizing proteins.* Vitamin B6, combined with vitamin B12 and folic acid, reduces homocysteine levels, which may benefit bone health. *

Bone Health

It’s never too early to start thinking about protecting your bones. Osteoporosis is a degenerative process that happens over a lifetime. That means the time to take action is now! Adequate calcium and vitamin D intake throughout life, as part of a well-balanced diet, may reduce your risk of osteoporosis.*

The recommended calcium intake is 1,000 mg for men and women aged 19-50 and 1,200 mg for men and women over 50. Yet according to the USDA’s Continuing Survey of Food Intakes of Individuals, more than half of men and three quarters of women fail to consume these amounts through the diet, making supplementation so important. Osteozol contains highly absorbable calcium and vitamin D, plus a whole wealth of other nutrients that support bone health.*

Osteozol:

  • May reduce the risk of osteoporosis
  • Protects the structural integrity of existing bone*
  • Supports new bone growth *
  • Promotes bone mineralization*
  • Preserves bone density*
  • Increases calcium absorption*
  • Helps toughen the connective tissue that holds bone together*
  • Provides strength and flexibility to bones*

Why Osteozol is Superior

  • Only the best, scientifically researched ingredients used
  • Pharmaceutical grade and quality
  • Wide spectrum of effective compounds, as opposed to lesser formulas with just a few ingredients
  • Guaranteed pure and potent
  • Ingredients fully evaluated by nutraorigin for safety and quality
  • Higher dosages and potency than most brands
  • Quality backed by independent inspection
  • Manufactured and packaged in facilities with the Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) clean bill of health certification, which assures the highest level of quality

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Supplement Facts
Serving Size 6 Vegetarian Tablets
Servings per Container 30
Amount per Serving % Daily Value
Vitamin C (as ascorbic acid) 200 mg 667%
Vitamin D 1,000 IU 250%
Vitamin K 600 mcg 750%
Vitamin B6 (as pyridoxine HCl) 30 mg 1,500%
Folic Acid 800 mcg 200%
Vitamin B12 (as methyl cobalamin) 600 mcg 10,000%
Calcium (from coral calcium) 1,000 mg 100%
Calcium (from calcium citrate) 400 mg 40%
Calcium (from MCHC) 400 mg 40%
Magnesium (from magnesium citrate) 500 mg 125%
Zinc (from zinc citrate) 15 mg 100%
Copper (from copper 10% amino acid chelate) 4,000 mcg 200%
Manganese (from manganese 10% amino acid chelate) 10 mg 500%
Boron (from boron 10% amino acid chelate) 6 mg **
Strontium (from strontium citrate) 500 mg **
Silicon (from silicon dioxide) 5 mg **
L-Lysine 50 mg **
** Daily Value not established

OTHER INGREDIENTS: cellulose, vegetable stearic acid, vegetable stearate, silica, pharmaceutical glaze.

Developed based on a thorough review of the scientific evidence, NutraOrigin's Osteozol formula includes only ingredients with documented efficacy and safety, and contains no artificial colors, flavors or preservatives. The ingredients described below will give you a better understanding of how Osteozol strengthens, protects and builds your bones.*

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Coral Calcium
Coral calcium originates in fossilized coral reefs. More than just calcium, it is a whole mineral complex, delivering a full spectrum of 74 trace minerals naturally found in the ocean. Adding coral calcium to the diet may help to keep your mineral levels in balance for optimal health.*

Microcrystalline Hydroxyapatite
Microcrystalline hydroxyapatite compound (MCHC) is a well-absorbed form of calcium that has been reported in human studies to increase bone mass.* (1) Other studies suggest that supplementing with MCHC alleviates occasional back pain and may preserve bone density.* (2,3)

Calcium Citrate
Many studies indicate that high calcium intake - especially calcium citrate supplements with vitamin D - may help reduce the risk of osteoporosis in postmenopausal women, particularly when used in conjunction with proper diet and exercise.* (4-14)

Vitamin D
Vitamin D, essential for the growth and development of bones, (15) regulates calcium absorption.* Deficiencies of vitamin D are commonly found in individuals suffering from or at risk for osteoporosis.* (16-20) Vitamin D deficiency is more common than once thought, affecting 21-58% of American adolescents and adults (depending on age and gender). (21)

Zinc
Zinc is an important element found in every cell of the body. Over 300 enzymes need zinc to work correctly. Excess urinary zinc excretion may be correlated with poor bone health .* (22) Zinc enhances vitamin D activity, making sure that calcium gets absorbed.* (23)

Boron
Boron aids in metabolizing vitamins and minerals that build bone, including calcium, magnesium, copper and vitamin D.* One study found that boron supplementation reduced the amount of calcium post-menopausal women lost through urine.* (24) Other studies show that boron may also support joint function and mobility.* (25-26)

Copper
Copper plays an essential role in bone metabolism.* (27) Some researchers have suggested that copper insufficiency may negatively affect bone density.* (28-30) Excess amounts of zinc can deplete copper, so it's important to balance any zinc intake with the proper amount of copper. Research has found that using combinations of various trace minerals, including copper, can promote bone health.* (31)

Magnesium
Magnesium regulates calcium transport and thus is essential for the health, strength, and growth of bones.* (32) Magnesium is also necessary for the binding of calcium to tooth enamel, thereby suppressing tooth decay.* Higher magnesium intake is positively correlated with better bone mineral density.* (33)

Manganese
Found in higher concentrations in bones than anywhere else in the body, manganese is essential for the formation and stability of bone and cartilage.* (34) This mineral has been clinically demonstrated to support bone mineral density.* (27) It also helps toughen the connective tissue that holds bone together.* (35)

Strontium
Supplementation with strontium, a trace mineral, has been shown to increase bone formation and boost bone density overall in several studies.* (36-40) Two large double-blind, placebo-controlled studies, both lasting three years, determined that strontium protects bones from load-bearing stress.* (36,41)

Silicon
Silicon plays a role in the production of collagen, thus providing strength and flexibility to bones, teeth, tendons, ligaments, nails, skin, and cell walls and membranes.* Research in women suggests that silicon supplementation may increase bone mineral density.* (42) Additional studies in animals and humans point to its importance in bone formation, wound healing and the health of hair, skin and nails.* (43-46) A major observational study showed a direct relationship between silicon intake and bone strength.* (47)

L-Lysine
L-lysine is an essential amino acid, meaning it is important to health but not produced by the body. Research has shown that L-lysine increases calcium absorption, making it a powerful tool in supporting bone health.* (48,49) A human clinical trial found that L-lysine supplementation helps increase the absorption of calcium from the digestive tract and attenuate the loss of calcium in the urine.* (48)

Vitamin C
As a facilitator of collagen production, vitamin C may provide strength and flexibility to bones.* (Collagen I, the most abundant type of collagen in the body, is a key constituent of bone.) Observational research has found that higher intakes of vitamin C are associated with better joint health.* (49)

Vitamin K
Vitamin K plays a role in forming bone-mineralizing proteins.* Clinical studies show that vitamin K supplementation preserves bone mineral density and appears to work synergistically with vitamin D.* (50-52) One study of 72,000 women aged 38-63 found that those who had a higher vitamin K intake were more likely to enjoy better bone health than those with a lower intake.* (53)

B6, B12, and Folic Acid
Vitamin B12, together with vitamin B6 and folic acid, can help to lower levels of a potentially harmful amino acid called homocysteine. (54) Two new observational studies suggest that high homocysteine may negatively impact bone health. (55,56) An observational study in female adults showed that maintaining adequate levels of vitamin B12 may preserve bone mineral density of the hip.* (57) Another study, in Japanese adults, found that the combination of vitamin B12 and folate may protect the hip bone against load-bearing stress.* (58) A third study concluded that higher levels of serum vitamin B12 appear to be protective of bone.* (59)

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